If you grew up in Bromley in the past 30 years, you'll have noticed a lot of changes from when you were young.

Unfortunately, a lot of things we grew up loving are no longer in existence. Whether it's shops on our high streets closing, companies going out of business or events being axed.

But what else did teenagers do in Bromley growing up? Where did people even buy their clothes?

Some many shops have disappeared from The Glades

We've collated a list of all the things in Bromley we miss that have been taken away from us.

There's probably loads more that you remember from your own childhoods, so leave a comment below to say which ones are worthy of remembering.

Here are 15 things you'll miss if you grew up in Bromley in the 1990s

1. Buying your best party dress from Tammy Girl and feeling like a member of the Spice Girls, or S Club 7 depending on your style

2. Go to Splash at the Pavillion Leisure Centre on a Friday night, even as an adult this would be one fun pool party

3. Attend either a garage or drum'n'bass night at Delano's night club and cheers with a Smirnoff Ice

4. Buying the best pick ‘n’ mix in the world from one of the many Woolworths which no longer sit on our high streets

Every kids loved buying sweets in Woolworths

5. Eat copious amounts of food at The Pizza Hut buffet

6. Turn yourself upside down on the hearts and diamonds ride at the Bromley Common funfair - people weren't too heavy on health and safety regulations back then

7. Sing karaoke (and probably really badly) on a Sunday night in Jazzmin's nightclub - we don't miss our shoes sticking to the dance floor though

8. Visiting the BHS café with your mum for a cup of tea and a Belgian bun

9. Buy a pair of Dolly shoes or clumpy loafers from retailer Dolcie's

10. Mess around with weird inventions and buy the latest Tamagotchi at The Gadget Shop. Remember when Big Mouth Billy Bass the singing fish would always greet visitors?

Big Mouth Billy Bass the singing fish would always greet visitors at Gadget shop

11. Collect lip glosses from Miss Selfridge and then show them all off to your friends

12. Buying the latest football kit or tracksuit from Lilywhites - the sports store literally sold everything

13. Test out the latest mobile in the Phones 4 U shop until the staff members told you to leave - this was when you were at a real loss for what to do during school holidays

14. Ride your BMX, rollerblades or watch the skateboarders down at Skate City which was at the end the very bottom of Bromley High Street

15. Buy a fake leather mini-backpack from MK One (admit it, we all wanted one after seeing the film Clueless)

Oh, those were the days.

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